#	TETware Simple Demonstration test suite
#	Copyright (c) 1997 , The Open Group


#	The "all" scenario is run by default when you don't specify a
#	scenario name.
#	When tcc processes this scenario:
#		The lines in double quotes are simply printed in the journal.
#		The lines that look like file names specify test cases
#		to be processed according to tcc's selected mode(s) of
#		operation.
all
	"starting scenario"
	/tset/test1/tc1
	/tset/test2/tc2
	"next is the last test case"
	/tset/test3/tc3
	"done"


# 	The following scenarios give some examples
#	of how the scenario language can be used
#	to run testsets in different ways.
#	These can be run as follows:
#
#		tcc -ep contrib/demo scenario-name
#
#	where scenario-name is the name of the scenario that you
#	want to execute.

# 	This example runs all the tests in parallel using
# 	a reference scenario name denoted by the carat (^)
parallel
	"run all the tests in parallel"
	:parallel:^all
	
# 	This example shows another way to write the same 
# 	scenario using expanded syntax 
parallel2
	"run all the tests in parallel"
	:parallel:
	/tset/test1/tc1
	/tset/test2/tc2
	/tset/test3/tc3
	:endparallel:

# 	This example picks a random test from the scenario called "all".
random
	"pick a random test"
	:random:^all

# 	This example could be used for soak testing.
#	This one only runs for 10 minutes.
soak
	"pick random tests for 600 seconds"
	:timed_loop,600;random:^all

# 	A complex scenario to demonstrate the enhanced scenario features
#	and how you can combine scenario directives.
enhanced
	"pick a random test"
	:random:^all
	"repeat test1 four times"
	:repeat,4:@/tset/test1/tc1
	"run all the tests in parallel"
	:parallel:^all
	"pick random tests for 35 seconds"
	:timed_loop,35;random:^all